Mrs. W. R. Shaw breaks a bottle of champagne on the hull of the steel trawler, Gulf

’ Grenadier, which she named

- Biggest Employment Opposition |

ee te

in tah MRS. SHAW CHRISTENS FIRST TRAWLER

Saturday at a 1 ceremony at the large crowd, which included

Bathurst Marine Ltd. Ship-(: yard, Georgetown. Assisting her is T. W. Sanderson, presi- eS A

officials of government and industry from the Island and outside the province, attended

the event.

ls Said Unemployment ltself

One of the greatest eles eet working against-the creation of

living, but that his actions have ever-reaching adverse effects en the economy of the loca! re- gion and on the economy of the country.

Addressing the annual meet- ing of the Atlantic Chapter of the International Association of Personne! in Employment Se-

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Only such a full program can properly attack the problem of poverty and support a healthy

economy. EFFECT ON ECONOMY

With the experience of the last

it’ can be said that, in

to fhe preventing of un-

aus lacie ta. individual

worker, the payments of Unem-

and were an important factor in preventing the last-re- cession becoming anew depres-

sion.

Social financial assistance is, and should continue to be, ‘our first line of domestic defence against want, he said.

Canadian vocational training program and the necessity of re- training created by automation.

i procedures of Colonel Fortier said that it has

been estimiated. that without computers to process the flood of cheques that will be cir- culating in the U.S.A. by 1970, banks would have to hire all the American women between the ages of 21 and 45.

NO HOLDS BARRED

Dr. George Haythorne, deputy minister of labor, Ottawa, ad- dressing. the same group of IAPES, said that there will be no holds barred in the new ap-

Because * ‘we are now in a po- sition where manpower policies are the key to our problems the National Employment Service must look in depth to its own work and objectives in its whole approach to full utilisation of our manpower resources." In this, his first visit to the re- gional office since the transfer of the NES to the department of labor. Dr. Haythorne said the problem of the inter-relationship of human resources and of in- dustrial developments is a vital pring rvsgragiertg abr g lige “This is not just a provin- an problem, but a national

had a salutary effect on the ec-. one

of the new church build- ing at a éeremnony held Sun- day after the regular 11 a.m.

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UNDATION ‘STONE LAID

Dr. Haythorne sheet the need-for—full_-co-operation. of workers, all levels of. govern- ment and industry itself to meet the boost in technical training that will be required to meet changing technical needs.

-OPEN TO. QUESTIONS Colonel Fortier. discussed the:

The two deputies, Dr. —-Hay- thorne and Colonel Fortier, made themselves available for questioning by the meeting, and

| full advantage was taken: of this

by the IAPES members

E.G. Cannon of Summerside. who acted as chairman of the afternoon session in the absence of Paul Connolly of Montreal, expressed the

the thanks of members for the full and frank manner in which all the pertin-

ent questions were answered.

The provincial committee of E.G. Cannon, Summerside, Frank B. Ashmdle and C.L. Win chester of Charlottetown, — was warmly thanked for the program arrangements.

Finance Co. Opens Branch In Montague

SWRConeen of Moncton, who served with Crescent Finance Corpdfation Ltd. in Charlotte- town and Summerside has been named manager of the com-

Mr. Coneen has a broad finan- cial background. og here and

Ontario."

His wife is the dormer Anne Pound of Charlottetown.

'

church service. Assisting. at Tight, is. Keith Pickard, archi-¢ tect. Cr wong. of the ehurch will be June 7

ISLAND NEWS PAGE UC Men's Ass'n

Eastern And Central Districts

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues. May 25, 1965. 5

City Minister Appointed

| Assistant Rector In N.S.

AOCAL

BRIEFS

valescing at home following sur- a. Edward Is- land Hospital.

CONVALESCING Roger Riley, son of Mr.. and

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is convalescing at his after being a patient in is Kings pital. GRASS FIRE The city ‘fire department swered a call to Queen

beth Drive about 3.30 Sunday af- ternoon. A. spokesman for the

ents

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made by Cyril A. Davis. pre- sident of Gulf Garden Foods Ltd., who thanked Mrs. Shaw and

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penn aerate E Fi 5 itt iH Sa aee

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drauzht of -124: feet. The ship will be powered with a 780 hp. diesel engine with controllable Pitch propellors, and will have a service speed of 11 knots. Her crew compliment will be 17 men. She will be equipped with mod- ern electrical navigational in- ' struments: hydraulic steering gear: hydraulic split drum and trawl Winches; _a hydraulic ating sets. to generate electric power: and is built to Lloyd’ classifications. She is to be fitted with two echo sounders. radio telephone, a Loran DX Ravigator and radar as

Her fish hold capacity is ap- proximately 15,000 cu. feet. Her lower hold has been designed to provide storage for fish in aluminum boxes and the upper fish. room..-located on the mair i ee

Elects Officers

MONTAGUE — Arnold Van-| for their co-operation during the president year and extended congratuls-’

of the Montague United Church tions to the new president on his

Men's Association for the com- election.

ing year at the closing meeting Mr. Vaniderstine then _ took

held in the A.D. MacKenzie Hall the chair and expressed his ap-

recently. Ge conte, Ae

comtones

si that with te coopera

Iderstine was elected

IAPES Elects Officer Slate

G. Loween. regiensl direc- “al ee tee Ge gnce Commmiation. was 2 spesk- ex Friday night at the annual meeting of the Atlantic Chapter of the International Association of Personnel in Employment urity, ee stitute.

R. J. Coy, regional director of the National Employment Ser- vice, ,also addressed the meet- ee ee G. A. Fraser. president: eee S. E. True-‘ man, Saint John; second vice- ey eee ee

treasurer, and darict representative . a +

,

eet See Soma iee

work ef the men’s assoccicticn [ould ‘be successful in the year

— Wiggington acted as a c- tioneer to dispose of the lobst: rs remaining at the close ‘o 1 dinner Mrs. Irene Fraser was ' pianist for the singsong, follew-

ling which the benediction was | pronounced

sident of the association

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County - Memorial___ Hos- ; i

pleted on steel assembly and cleaned washed and - duced a safe package for trans- will be launched as soon_as ward on conveyor belts to the porting radioactive materials by mecessary dredging is done The fish room. rail freight.

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department said they extinguith-:' , ed a small grass fire. j

Kilmuir, died recently in Haver- hill, Mass. Mr. Finlayson is sur- vived by his wife, Tillie, | several relatives on P.E_1..

eluding Jack Murchison. Giea | William. Simon Finlayson. Kil- muir. and W.A. Bruce. Valley- field io

CITY AREA FUNERALS

BURKE FUNERAL — The | funeral for Mrs. Charles Burke

where Requiem Mass was

| tuary. Pallbearers were Joseph | Prowse, Egbert Huzhes. Melvin |

Duffy. Frank Smith, William | Campbell and S.N. Kays. Inter- [Saat tusk pace to ie Contalie

| al Home to St Ps X Cores, | ' Parkdale where Requiem High | Mass was celebrated by Rev. ff MacDonald. VG, who alse

MacDonald, and J Russell Dris-

coll. Interment took place in the @ hi-fi or whatever, ; Catholic cemetery.

The city of Toronto is experi-

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